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Omg they are cute!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl4DEcd7cdV5Yj9RS0MB1mQ this guy Marks shrimp tanks is pretty pro with the shrimp, learnt a lot there.

I love my mts, i also feel like they are a key part of the natural decomposition and exchange of excess food and dead plant matter to nutrients but i'm not saying anything on the science of that! They do a decent job on the algae, the mts seem to be good at hoovering up excess food, but more...

https://zookeys.pensoft.net/articles.php?id=4075 Found this interesting paper on the biodiversity of lake st lucia estuarine system in kwazulu-natal south africa, it gives some good idea of the way the system and their breeding cycle works, also gives some idea as to local environmental and...

Thank you. <3 if anyone finds anything more in depth or published let me know. :)

Not found much out there apart from vague references in papers referring to the different life stages and lab conditions, curious about the tidal breeding cycle of these snails, salinity levels in their natural environment, etc. If anyone has any more in depth information it would be much...

Mulberry leaves are best fed freshly picked, same with spinach i just give it a good wash, kale is a bit tougher i have found the fish and shrimp won't touch it unless blanched, nettles are also great for shrimp.

Mine love a good snowflake stick, i think shrimpking do a version called snowflake pops, but the ones i got were generic pellet ones.

http://parasitol.kr/journal/Figure.php?xn=kjp-55-1-47.xml&id=f2-kjp-55-1-47&number=2101&p_name=0943_2101

Rachel O'Leary is great, she has great information on some rarer species and breeding processes, she has a video on TDS meters too.

Interesting video on the subject.

couldnt you feed them a marine coral mix? rotifers algae plankton and copipods? sounds almost the same as what they would get from an estuary.

from what ive read from forums and google most let them breed in freshwater then removed the adults and slowly changed the water to brackish, theres lots of articles if you have a quick google search.